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IRELAND TO LNTER COLUMBIA LOOP TRIP
LOCAL FRUIT DEAL IS APPEALING
L. E. Ireland, who for the st to The fvllvwir. story, written l I',
years has operated in apples in south C. Huti-i ins. of Vh.te Jlmt n. tu
em California markets, has planned to made the Hrt journey ovtr the CV.Ium
enter the lal marset deal m..re ex- tua river lict. route, btartin from
tentsivety tl is fall. Mr. lrela::l. who Wlate Shimon and traveling to 1'ort-
k.m iKa i.nr.-hxvo ..f lm .1 liv av of tile North HatiK t"S.l.
.herrits. and who announte!. that he
V ill buy anples a::d pears, has leased
the old Columbia Garage building,
which he wilt convert into a packing
house and receiving station. Mr. Ire
land will ship cherries, in packed box
es, to eastern markets.
Kee fciniiiti.-ally exsnuued by 11. L.
Ila-brouik. I'ptometrist, fleilbronner
THE EXPLANATION
Nature placed the growth-promoting
"vitamins" in the oil of
the cod-fish this explains why ,
! SGOtt's Emulsion
is so definite in its help to a child
i of any age. Latter-day science
reveals that the "vitamins" are
! needful for normal growth.
Scott' Emulaion wut nai0
mny child grow.
Scott (k Huwnt. Bloomfifid. N. J. I-
Notice of Sale
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HEIGHTS GARAGE
returnir.r t:ver the Columbia Highway
to Hood Kit-r. will be of interest t.'
td people. The story, appe-.rii.u in
lat Sunday 's dn-onian. cites tt.e ap
j tal of a anety of scrnery eiicoui.l-er.-d
by the motor uurist:
AtM U" tie great luid Colua.Lia
basin, e..mprisir(r extensive i'.ieas of
Oretf ir. Washirtun and Idaho, was an
immense li land lake. Finally this
body of water foicvd its way through
the Cascade rai te and to the sea : re-.-uiting
was our waterway, the Colum
bia nvn. t'erhaps for centuries the
Indian was s ipreu.e in this Cobin.l i;i
gorge countiy; its waters provided the
major part if his f.n.d : his trails
couMfd its peaks aid valleys. '1 he'
in lfbf came th.ie irtrepid ( i.meers.
Lewis and Clarke; they four d oia I'a-cit-c
Noithwest, and b.ld the World.
Other vintuH-.-oine pmoeerr-, largely
traders in fur?, followel. but sm the
prairie schooners were tediously seek
ing the tia.l the gieat Oregon Trail
to the land ' f pler.tv. From The
llatles. by .anoe, and raits id logs,
with manual pottage a'yund the Cay
cade rapid.--, did they rea. h the Wil
lamette valley and southwestern Wash
ington countiy; then by steam craft,
and rad portne around the rapids they
..till ..un.u I,.' ihtt ntniili.sU 'l'hf steel
In the County- Court nf the State of : rail finally was laid on both shores, ty
Oregon, for the county of Hood Kiver. . ing the east to the west. Mill the
In the matter of the estate of Adelia crawngs nf man were not appeased :
A Stranahan. deceased. the advent of the auto created a desire
1 Albert K. Stranahan, executor of j to reach all points, independent of the
the will of said deceased, herebv give ' rail or boat, f.ir business and pleasure
notice that I will, bv virtue of and pur tours. To course this great xwvx,
suant to an order of the above entitled through the gorge of the Cascades, by
court made herein on June h, ly.trom a mgnway on a sui4.unc o
and after the 11th day of July. 1919. j gotn.ting by auto, seemed to be beyond
sell or otrer at private sale at my otlice i pos.-ible engineering skill. 1 his is.
at Front and Oak streets, in tneciiv oi . nowevei, ie
Are you run down, tired out, languid, losing weight, or has the "Flu
left you feeling tired and worn out ? If so, Nature is calling for help.
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into glaring advertisements and testimonials.
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Time table No. SI
Taking effect li l a. m. Sund.iy, July IMh, l'M7. J,
5. t.
HihhI Kiver. Hood Kiver County, state j
,f (lr.-i7on. the following described real
property situated in the city of Hood
River. Hood Kiver county, state of
Oregon, to w it :
Lots hftyniiie and sixty ,i) anu tin;
in Ulock one til, in sirananan s -iiu
Addition to the said city ; Lot seventy-
four 174), in I'.lock thirteen (Ki), and
Lot thirty-seven (li.) and lot lony
in Lluck nine (.0. in Stranahan's Mrd
Addition to said city; Also, beginning
at a sunken stone monument set in the
east line of the W'ni. Jenkins Puliation
Land Claim No. US, Township 3 North,
Kange 10 hast ot V. M. AW leel soum
of the re-entrant corner ot the east
side of said claim; thence south 1 deg.
2(1 min. west U(K feet; thence east
tiii2.72 feet to a point ten feet west of
the southwest corner of Lot in Block
in of Strar.ahan's 3rd addition : thence
north 20(1 feet ; thence west to the place
of beginning, containing 3. Oil acres,
more or less ;
Said property w ill be sold to the best
and highest bidder for cash or for nut
loss than J" per cent of the purchase
price in cash, payment ot the remaind
er to be made by the promissory note
of the purchaser and a tirst mortgage
lien on the property sold as security,
and said sale shall be maue in one par
cel and one sale or in separate sales
and parcels as may be most beneticial
tor said estate.
Iiatedat Hood Kiver, Oregon, this
lh? fl.lV of .llllil". 191.1.
Albert K. Mianahan, Lxeeutor.
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nee on Motor Cjr- all trunks mid heavy baaisage will be
II, s. either ill lolviinre "I ..r following the plissell'ers.
Notice ot Sheriff Sale
I'.y virtue of a writ of execution in ,
foreclosure duly issued by the Clerlt of;
the Circuit Court of Hood Kiver Coun-;
tv, Oregon, dated June 7th, 1919, in a,
certain suit wherein Albert K. Strana
hM.v us pxecutor. is nlaintitf. and Hoo.
River W. O. W. Hall Association, a i
corporation, is defendant, wherein
plaintill' recovered judgment and decree
mi May 2tith, 1919, for the sum of
I01S.33, together with interest thereon
at the rate ot S per cent per annum
from November 1, 1914, until paid,
$7.5.00 attorney's fees, and the further
sum of $10.00 costs, which- judgment
. nro .'(1 and docketed in the
eh..!.-' otlice of said court in said coun
to th.' skill of tnati ; the mind ot Ilia
conceived and the hand of man hae
givm us the now world famous Colum
bin Kiver Highway, crowned on its
summit bv the Vista House of rest and
..,,. i'.,rt Wt have irazed. from the
Hides of this highway, to the north or
Washington side of the gorge; have
wondered what of interest us closed
hi ok might reveal, if once opened.
I I, at time has come, in the opening of
i he North Hank Hiuhwav from Van-
cum r, Washington, to Underwood.
Uhi!e Salmon and the east. In no
seie is this new highway a .d to
the one on the Oregon side ; raiher it
is a part of same; a com i:ui;itiim of
same, forming the mot scenic loop
tour in this, and probi-hi.. any other,
country.
In touring the Orecon highway hnw
itten have we wondered what was
tia.k of this and that fall; what lay
I back of that canyon's mouth from
j hundreds of vantage points on the
va-hington highway, our curiosity is
j appeased. The falls are ideally de
I lined ; over and beyond them we see
! the great gorge where they reach their
, last i'lunue: wing after wing of range
i is unfolded, as we gaze fiom point to
I point of the newer highway.
I The North Ihu.k Highway does not
i foil ,v the river as closely mi does tiie
! Cclun, bia Kiver Highway; it touches
; same at many points, but w inds m and
licit; up and liiwn, from the river a
j revelation of scenic grandeur to iveiy
I one, and is indescribable as is that of
! tte highway on the Oregon side, l-rotn
1 t'.mn.nvnr " tt ash . t.1 White Sldllloll
! and as far.'east as l.ewistoti, Idaho, the
i Kvcrt'reen Highway, of which the
North Hank is a link has been marked
with the green marker of the Kver-
: oieen Highway Association ; inus man
i n r it impossible for one to get elf on
the wrong road.
rotn Vancuuvtr to vvasnotigai, a
lame of lti.7 milts, we traverse a
i highly developed section, including the
! ancouver Barracks and Camas,
wl.eie may he visited the large plant
jet the Cruwn-Willarm tt" Paper Com
j .;...y. Throughout this st.it.h will be
' f..o'al jirunes, prunes and more prunes;
I mir v acres being reset, where a tew
u. iirs a io thev were torn out of the
heinir discour
.i,.,,efl tht.ir .iwners
ourt in said coun- ,' u
tv on the liiHh (iHV of May. iyi, wriit'h j L'm Wtthnuirni for r distant' of
; i t . f ti,.., ,.rtit.i u i 'id ti HIP 1 . i . . . . tf. 11,..,
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1 fAlO ULJt-VuM;tNT
MAKES WHITER, LKiHTER BREAD
GET H 1 ROM VOI R GROCER
as sheritl', to make sale of the property
described in said judgment and decree
and hereinafter described to satisfy
caid judgment :
Notice is hereby giver, that I will,
at the hour of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon on the 12th day of July, 1919, at
the east I ront door of the county court
hoime in the citv of Hood Kiver. coun
ty of Hood Kiver, state of Oregon,
sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described
real property, in Hood River County,
( h-egon, to-w it :
All of lots eighteen (1M and nineteen
( 19) in block four 14) of Stranahan's
First Addition to the town of Hood
i.,;...,r ...vi' ,.iiv ,,f Hood Rive-r. as tier
i.oci, iiv,,. 1 .t - - rKa
the duly recorded plat thereof, together j .
..ok uli tho inner,, .oils hereditaments' .
1 and appurtenances thereunto,, belong
ing,
or so much thereof as may be neces
sary to satisfy said judgment and de
cree in full, with accruing costs.
Said property w ill be sold subject to
confirmation and redemption as by law
provided. Dated June 7th, 1919.
Thos. F. Johnson,
Sheritr, Hood Kiver County, Oregon.
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Summons
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Hood Kiver.
Bernace V. Alexander, Flaintit'.', vs.
Reed H. Alexander, Defendant.
To Heed II. Alexander, defendant:
Hor.roximatelv nine miles, we follow
cioHtdv the wooded banks of the charm-
: ing Washougal river, with its hundreds
of rapids, falls and pools, which are
1 the delight of the trout and pteelhead
fisherman. Many a film will be ex
'posed along this river, for its vistas
, are too alluring to go unrecorded.
For the next ten miles the run is
made through a virgin forest of great
i firs, their sweeping branches meeting
, above, and forming a literal tunnel of
' green, w ith an undergrowth of almost
tropical beauty. This stretch of some
i ten miles circles around Cape Horn ;
! many trout streams are crossed.
For the next 15 miles, from Ska
; mania to Stevenson, the county teat of
Skamania countv, this space will not
in to nermit coveriiy the scenic
and interesting details of the run. It
is estimated there are over 700,000,000
feet of fir timber in and back of this
stretch. Lumber and cord wood hae
been the main output of this section.
The Wind Kiver Company has been
logging here for dose to 20 years.
Hushing creeks are frequently crossed ;
bass and trout lakes are passed and
camping spots, with purest of waUr
and fuel in abundance are on every
side. Thirty-two and nine-tenths miles
out of Vancouver Multnomah Falls, on
the opposite side of the gorge, stand
out like a bar of silver, again at 30.5
miles a beautiful view of Horsetail
Falls is enjoyed, and so on mile, by
mile do the Oregon wonders unfurl.
Having covered 40.5 miles we come
to Beacon Rock, a sentinel standing
the milling plant of the Wind K.ver
Lumber Co. Leaving Stevenson, at
51.0, we pass through a must scenic
and enjoyable stretch, reaching Carson
at 50.4. Here again will be found m
free auto park, close to town, hotel
and garage. The C.overnment Hot
Springs resort lies in a good road IS
miles north of this place; two othir
hot springs resorts are within 1 miles
or, a diverging road from the highway.
At 57.7 a full iew of the Wind river
surge will hiing the kodaks into play. :
As the eradual descent is made, a fine
view of W ind mountam is had ; at the
: foot of the guide, at the east end of
Wind river bridge, is a large fi.-h
hateherv. At d"..r the highway is
hewn out of solid rock mound the face
of Wind mountain and nbove the rail
oiul. This was the heaviest piece of
woik mi the higwhay. being in charge
,,f Covernnient KngnieerW. 1.. lioweti,
and covering nearly seven miles of
heavv rock work and fills; much of
ame being- directly above the railroad
trains on same not heing ueiayeti ovei
two hours in all, so reported.
At I'ooks. 05 '.i, gasoline may be had,
and the inner man satisfied by the
Wallace sisters and Miss Fonts, hos
tesses. Leaving Cooks we tour over a
tirst class and low grade highway up
the Little White Salmon valley, and
one of the most beautiful stretches in
tt.e entire run. If a camp is desired in
this valley, would suggest a short, run
up the diverging W iliard road, at 71.2,
where a most enjoyable free (limping
jpot-- in the wil ls will be found, with
convenii nets and the glad hand oi ine
pioneer himself. A deck Hows into
the main riv. r at this point, whore
waters stand id eight di green above
freezing all the year round, appearing
on the Fiirface close by, after 'lowing
i".,r miles through ice caves under
ground from M Hint Adams. A wager
that one could hold his hands in it
water for five minutes has never been
accomplished, the best time being H
minutes.
Continuing and crossing the bridge
over the Little White Salmon river,
where every car will stop and its occu
pants drink in the view of the rushing
st i earn through the timber, with its
inpids and ovei falls ; possibly stop for
a few trout, for they are awaiting the
My, we gradually climbjon a perfect
road and grade to the high l.'nderwocd
bluffs, where one of the grandest pan
oiamic views in the entire gorge sec
tion will be enjoyed. From here we
look up and down the river for miles;
over the entire Hood River valley with
its sentinel and snow peaked Mount
Hood in the background. It is a view
never; to be forgotten. On all sides
will be found well kept'orchaids and
bungalow homes. Again we descend,
until the mouth of the White Salmon
river and the little town ot Underwood
are reached, where gasoline and sup
plies may be found.
"Commercial jo1) printing at the Chi
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Grand PrizeMste
firearms 6 Ammunition
Vfit? for Cativ1oue
TH MMINOTONARMSUMC CO lC
r .in hi mi in m
Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Complete line of PAIY1S, OILS, BKL'SHES, He.
Heath & Milligan Mixed Paints
Glidden's Varnishes
Room Mouldings
Bulk Calcimine Mixed to Order
Plate and Card Pvail
Dry Paste
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In the name of the state of Oregon guard over the most enjoyable part ot
you are hereby required to appear and the entire mid-Columbia gorge, pro
answer the complaint tiled against you viding from its summit a panoramic
in the above entitled suit on or before view most inspiring, through the gen
the expirr.tion of the six fo) weeks en.sity of its owner, Henry J. Piddle,
from the date of the tirst publica-; who has personally financed the con
tion of this summons, which date struct ion of a rock hewn trail from
is hereinafter stated, and if you baee to summit, provided with an iron
fail so to appear or answer, for want railing for "safety first.' Again, on
thereof the plaintiff will apply to the the opposite side of the highway will
court for the relief praved for in her be found a trail leading up to A ah
complaint, towit, for a decree ofrii- ;clella Park and Little Beacon Imck ;
hut. a short climb, fine spring and
..... viiilmr l,Alu'ut, vim ami the view, trend nlace for H lunch. This
llllllini l CAMUI'h .,..'..., j. . n I " - 1 . J J. ,
nintitT and for a decree awarding to also is provided uy :ir. uiu.ne.
plaintiff the custody of Beatrice j mileage 40.K a close up view or saunoi.
1 1. ....... i.,, m;nr nn.i tliB itish wliepls wi be had : also the o h 1
daughter of the plaintiff and the de- portage railroad around the Cascade
c i.,,.i h..r.,;n un.l f,,r so.'h .,t inr re minds : this with its mate on me ure
Id
the
S. E. BARTMESS
PHI
Licensed with Oregon's first class of Embalmers. Phone I3SI, 3821
HOOD RIVER. OREGON ,
lief us the court mav deem equitable
You are hereby served with tin
summons by publication pursuant to an
order of the Hon. L. N. Blowers, coun
ty judge of Hood River County, Ore
gon', made in the above entitled suit or,
June 17, 1919, which order directs that
you t hai I appear and answer said com
plaint o.i or before the expiration of
six (H) weeks from the date of the tirst
publication of this summons, which
date is fixed in said order as June 19,
1919. Tins nimnions is first published
June 59, 59.9.
Ernest C. Smith,
Atlorey for I'laintitV,
ji.l.ijilU Hood Kiver, Oregon.
gon side, were the tusi ranroaus num
in thi tven states, 'ihis is the narrow
est tihH of tho fforife and the site of
the Bridire of the Cods.
Crossing several creeks, Stevenson,
the countv seat, will be found a clean,
Htimctive citv with i?ood streets aiu
every service provided for the comfort
of the tourist desired, including a
snlendid free HUtO nark, close to the
business section, with Rock Creek
spring water Mowing through its ten
acres of ground. First class hotel,
garage, kodak supplies, even a splen
didly equipped hospital, if such service
should be required. On the opposite
side will be seen Cascade Locks and
IffiES
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Manufacturer
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A complete stock of
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Take Your Choice
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f ir as tb' inner tubes are concerned
there will be no difference except
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what we chaise for making old tires
new. Don't he in a hurry to throw
damaged tires to the scrap heap.
P.i ing them here. W e can probably
save them for many miles of service
for you yet.
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A small chew of this quality
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put up in two styles
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